After about 3 hours of installation, my headunit just decided to die. I am unable to diagnose what went wrong, except I'm fairly sure i have a problem with my '95 civic coupe's electrical system and I beleive the problem lies there. I've checked the no. 6 15A fuse, both the 3A and 15A going to the radio, and the 50A option fuse. Ive triple checked my wiring and still the radio still doesn't work. I now have no idea what's wrong, and am looking for help. Could someone please help me diagnose this problem?

Edit: Oops, forgot, my clock is also dead, if that's significant.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by badcompany9 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">After about 3 hours of installation, my headunit just decided to die. I am unable to diagnose what went wrong, except I'm fairly sure i have a problem with my '95 civic coupe's electrical system and I beleive the problem lies there. I've checked the no. 6 15A fuse, both the 3A and 15A going to the radio, and the 50A option fuse. Ive triple checked my wiring and still the radio still doesn't work. I now have no idea what's wrong, and am looking for help. Could someone please help me diagnose this problem?

Edit: Oops, forgot, my clock is also dead, if that's significant.</TD></TR></TABLE>Did you check the 7.5A constant power, [backup power] fuse in the engine bay fusebox?
If you have a newer "high power" HU, you may have to wire the HUs yellow, [constant/amp power] directly to the batt. just like you would an amp. 94

 

Yep, that fuse was the one.

Bet one of my wires hit ground in some way, because that damn little thing looked like it went straight to hell.

Oh well, thanks man.